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  • koen de gelas
    Junior Member
    • Jun 2010
    • 1

    #1

    sequencing microsatellites

    Dear all,

    I was wondering if any of you have information on sequencing microsatellite repeats (amplicons) on a 454 platform.

    Essentially, I would like to get some information on the accuracy when sequencing microsatellite amplicons. Do you get the two alleles (e.g. heterozygotes) in equal proportions or do you get a distribution of several repeat lengths due to pcr-errors? If so, what kind of coverage (50x, 100x) do you need to estimate the "correct" alleles?
    And is there any difference between di-, tri, tetra or penta-repeats as you would expect?

    I would be gratefull if any of you could point me to some papers on this topic or share your experience.
    Thanks!

    Note: I do not ask for info on how to use 454 seq to develop new microsats. There are plenty of papers on that.
    Last edited by koen de gelas; 07-27-2011, 11:43 PM.
  • njbayonav
    Junior Member
    • Aug 2012
    • 4

    #2
    Hi Koen,

    I am wondering the same thing. Please if you have any information of some labs that have already tried this methodology please let me know. In our lab we are thinking of a pilot project using Illumina for amplicon sequencing. But I would like to know if there is some body that have tryied and pros and cons of the technique, actually for me is strange that no-body has published about this issue.

    Thanks for you post and looking forward for any help

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